
Suddenly, Adam (Will Poulter)-a golden metahuman who is alternatively vicious and childlike-breaks through their defenses and mortally wounds Rocket (Bradley Cooper). The Guardians have cooled down a bit from their tussle with Ego in their last outing, setting up shop in the decaying celestial head of Knowhere and hiring themselves out as intergalactic samurai to defend the weak. Equally fun as it is heartbreaking, this film proves the superhero genre is not, as Martin Scorsese surmised, merely “theme park entertainment.” 1 premiered in 2014, this motley crew quickly captured audiences with their silly sense of humor, cool fighting styles, and unapologetic friendship. Largely unknown outside the circle of their niche fans when Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.


The Guardians series has always been the weird cousin of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
